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Sites are artificial or inhabited features in the world. They're notable for being named individually and for being referred to in [[Adventure Mode]] quests.
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=== Cities ===
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Wooden house cities. Have shops, temples and mayoral houses.
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Represented by {{Tile|+|#777|#000}}, {{Tile|*|#777|#000}}, {{Tile|☼|#777|#000}}, and {{Tile|#|#777|#000}} on the world map.
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=== Retreats ===
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Tree cities.
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Represented by {{Tile|î|#ff0|#000}} and {{Tile|¶|#ff0|#000}} on the world map
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=== Mountain halls ===
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Ornate underground structures.
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Represented by {{Tile|Ω|#777|#000}} on the world map.
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=== Caves ===
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Underground, presumably natural mazes. Home to subterranean creatures such as [[giant cave spider]]s and [[kobold]]s.
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=== Ruins ===
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Destroyed labyrinthine buildings. Often feature undead.
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=== Dark fortresses ===
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Cities made of towers of dark obsidian. May feature temples.
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Represented by {{Tile|П|#707|#000}} on the world map.
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{{World}}
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[[Category:World]]

Revision as of 07:19, 19 February 2008

Sites are artificial or inhabited features in the world. They're notable for being named individually and for being referred to in Adventure Mode quests.

Cities

Wooden house cities. Have shops, temples and mayoral houses.

Represented by +, *, , and # on the world map.

Retreats

Tree cities.

Represented by î and on the world map

Mountain halls

Ornate underground structures.

Represented by Ω on the world map.

Caves

Underground, presumably natural mazes. Home to subterranean creatures such as giant cave spiders and kobolds.

Ruins

Destroyed labyrinthine buildings. Often feature undead.

Dark fortresses

Cities made of towers of dark obsidian. May feature temples.

Represented by П on the world map.

Worlds